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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-02
I'M APPROVED

my bowels were regulated, and, by the
time finished two boxes Of these Pills
my tendency to headaches had disap-
peared, and | became strong and WE'LL
Darius NJ. Logan, Wilmington, Del.
/ was troubled, for over a year, with
Loss of Appetite, and General Debility.
| commenced taking Ayers Pills, and,
before finishing half box Of this medi-
cine, my appetite and strength were re-
stored. &C o. Clark, Danbury, Conn.
Ayers Pills arc the best medicine
known to me for regulating the bowels,
and for all diseases caused by q disordered
Stomach and Liver. l suffered for over
three years with Headache, Indigestion,
and Constipation. Ihad no appetite, and
was weak and nervous most Of the time.
BY USING
three boxes Of Ayers Pills, and at the
same time dieting myself, was COM
pletely cured. My digestive organs are
now in good order, and am in perfect
health. p. Lockwood, Topeka, Kans.
Ayers Pills have benefited me wonder.
fully. For months suffered from Indi-
gestion and Headache, was restless at
night, and had bad taste in my mouth
every morning. After taking one box
OF Ayers Pills, all these troubles dis
appeared, my food digested we'll, and
my sleep was refreshing. - Henry G.
Hemmenway, Rockport, Mass.
was cured of the Piles by the use of
Ayers Pills. They not only relieved me
of that painful disorder, but give me in
creased vigor. and restored my health. -
John Lazarus, st. John. n. B. 4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-02
Purifes the Blood

creates and sharpcns the appetite, stimulates
the digestion, and gives strength to every
organ Of the body. 1t cures the most severe
cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimplcs,
and all other affections caused by impure
blood, Dyspepsia, Bllousness, Headache,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rheu-
matism, and that extreme tired feeling.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has helped me more
FOR catarrh and impure blood than anything
else ever used.' A. BALL, Syracuse, N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1887-02-02
Creates an Appetite

NT0dCeS dH NEP5CIC0
81 used Hoods Sarsaparilla to cleanse my
blood and tone up my system, II gave me a
good appetite and seemed to build me over"
L. NJ. HALE, Lima Ohio.
81 took Hoods Sarsaparlla for cancerous
humor, and it began to act unlike anything
else 1t cured the humor, and seemed to
tone up the whole body and give me new
llfe." j. +. NIXON, Cambridgeport, MassI
Send for book giving statements OF cures.
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Present, Hon. I. 0. Seaver, Judge

7. 0. SEANER, Judge.
a true copy of record.
7. 0. SEAvER, Judge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-10-07

Mr.. P. G. Jones, the energetic Chair
man of the Y. NJ G.. A Entertainment
Committee, has arranged a splendid
programme for literaty and musical
entertainment to be given next Thurs
day evening, the 18th. The programme
is published in another column, and our
readers are requested to peruse it. The
venerable and talented actor, Mr.. Walter
M. Leman, will on this occasion give
several of his inimitable recitations, and
with Mrs. G. NJ. Walton, present a
scene from ''School for Scandal" The
Misses Prescott and Jane Hare will also
recite, and several of our leading must
clans will assist. Nothing but crowded
house will suit Mr.. Jones, and he is
bound to get it.
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THE ISLANDS MISREPREsENTED.

We publish in another column an
unique thing in the way of sensational
journalism OF that kind in which truth
is an element entirely wanting. Under
the heading of "White Slaves" Cali
fornia newspaper publishes what pur-
ports to be some horrible revelations OF
the manner in which plantation work is
alleged to be carried on in these Islands.
Local residents know that they are ut
terly false, but many readers on the
Coast are not in position to know this,
and the gross slanderer on Hawaiian
sugar planters should therefore be ex-
posed. Abuses of one kind or another
have been frequent enough in the Ha-
waiian Islands without having them
made to order, and made ten times
blacker than facts have ever warranted.
In the case in point the name OF the inn
aginary plantation, those of its owners
and the name of the schooner are studi-
ously omitted, whilst the Captains name
is very vaguely referred to. The extract
which we republish originally appeared
in provincial paper, but was repro
duced in the "Call" without contradic-
ton. The latter, at least, should have
been sufficiently we'll posted on affairs
in the Islands to recognize the impos-
k,1ra
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A communication was read from A.
Ramsey, stating that he had been I'M
Justly expelled from Engine Company
No. 2, and wished to appeal to the
Board
The communication was accepted, and
a committee was appointed to inquire
into the matter and report at the next
regular meeting. Following is the COM
mittee: Foreman Robert More, Fore
man NJ D. Monsarrat and First Assist
ant Engineer Frank Hustace.
Chief Engineer Wilson said that with
regard to the Fire Police, he had talked
with the Captain, Thos. Krouse, and it
was agreed that the latter should make
his own selections and report to the
Foremen of each company the men he
required.
After short discussion the matter
was laid over for the present.
With regard to fire alarms, Chief En-
gineer Wilson said it was useless for any
company outside of No. 2 to run to any
fire that takes place inside of Alapai
street, Nuuanu stream and School street,
without general alarm was given. OF
course the hose carts could go. He in
tended to lay out new fire wards and
embrace his suggestion, but in the
meantime he hoped the members
would understand what he had said and
act accordingly.
The meeting then adjourned.
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H. F. ID.
Regular keetinR of the Board OF
Representatives.

Last evening the regular monthly
meeting of the Board of Representatives
of the Honolulu Fire Department was
held in the hall of Engine Company No.
2, Chief Engineer Chas. B. Wilson in
the chair.
Mr.. J. G. White officiated as Secretary
in place of Mr.. Henry Smith, who was
sick.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Foreman Mccarthy made a verbal re-
port as one of the committee to see
Henry Robinson, who was sick. He
stated that Robinson had drawn $40
and two months rent had been paid
him 1929, leaving balance due him of
S.. Robinson had gone to Kauai for
trip, and it was thought he would bene-
fit by it.
A communication was read from the
Committee on a Board of Physicians.
After some little discussion the commit
tee was granted months further time
to report.
Cnlef Engineer Wilson said so lar he had
only received the bylaws and constitu-
tons from two companies and the fire
police. He reminded the other COM
panies that they must report to him be-
fore the 18th of this month.
A communication was read from Hook
and Ladder Company, giving the result
OF their recent election of officers.
On motion of Foreman More the re-
port was accepted and the newly elected
members requested to take their seats.
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The following exports are included in
the above table:
KAKULUI-s 2,s96 2ss lbs; value, sss,277 u
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The p. G. ADVERTISER office has
printed the new Constitution in pam
phlet form. 1t is inserted in the s'Hono-
lulu Almanac and Directory" which
also contains the old Constitution, and
viii be sold at the old price-ffty cents
3 copy.
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Entertainment ON the Alameda.

On the last trip of the R. M. S. Ala
media grand concert was given in the
social hall, under the auspices of Cap
tain Morse, when the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Overture-Piano $50. Mr.. Herbert Folger
Trumpeter'S Song . Mr.. Isenberg
Piano Duet. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosencrantz
Song" Long Last Night Miss B. Parke
Song" Anchor'd d. ........... Mr.. Jackson
Duet-s'Swallow, Happy Swallow"
=. Misses Rarie and Bertha Won Holt
Cornet Solo. Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Scoon
Concertina Solo ............... Mr.. Reid
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CUSTOM HOUSE RETURNS.

The following is the quarterly report
of the Collector General of Customs:
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time and never know anything of the
slave system that is being carried on in
the Sandwich Islands.
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E. and o. E.

E. and o. E.
A. s. CLEGHoRN,
Collector General
Collector Generals ONCE, Honolulu, Sep
TENDER so, 1887.
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WON ny PRAYER.
low Dr.. Lyman DOeohrr secured His Last
wife.

How Dr.. Lyman DOsohrr Secured His Last
wife.
Cleveland Pdiadea!r.
saints, s%lnuers, and the BeeCher iami.
ly," hos been printed as the remark OF the
late venerable DR.. Todd, Of Pittsaeld,
Mass. Possibly the following sneCdote Of
the father, which l had from hin eldest
son, the Rev. William Beecher, may illus,
trate the peCuliarities Of tho family. The
old gentleman had lost his second or third
vile and was resolved 10 marry again.
Herceas family sstheringin CinCinnatihe
tSiJ: MY children, Hitherto / have
married altogether 10 suit myself, but now
l intend to marry again, and an Willlngto
marry to suit you If lyon can think Of any
suitable snd proper peIson who will have
me-" The children put their heads To-
vetheE and concluded that a certain Mrs.
jackson, who kept q large boarding house
in Boston, and was a member oiEdwRTd's
church, would make him a capital wiie,and
It was srrsngsd for tho Rev. Edward 10 nc.
gotiate with Mrs. Jackson. Alter waitinga
week or 90 the old gentleman became i'm.
patien! and started for Boston, driving to
Mrs. Jsckson's house, calling Tor her, and
unfolding at once The object Of his mis-.
sion. The good lady was lhundeRtruCk,
protested that she had no idea Of mary
ing, and couldn't think Of such q thing;
It was impossible. To all OF which the
old doctor replied that no waB equally
surprised. Tho arrargement had been
made in Cincinnati. Edward was to pro.
pare the way, and he had made his ar.
rAnpomenin 10 preach in Andover and
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Amherst and to attend the May ~Rnniysr.
sAfles, and expected, Of course, 70
take her with him as bis wife. At this
point the lady expressed herself 90 shock
ed, that Edward bad never spoken to
her on the subject; nor would It have
made any difference II he had, for "a Tor
marrying again she could not land would
not-not even the venerable and cele-
brRtbd DR., Lyman Beecher! Alter q mo-
ment's pause the doctor said: "My dear
Mrs. jackson, l am so sorry you have go
much feeling about II, but ! will stay with
you adsy or two, land We will talk this
matter mp" to which the lady responded
that her house was full, she had no suitl'
BILE room for him, and could not entertain
him. 10, never mind, them" said the
Doctor ~ will 90 around to Edwards and
come and take tea with you" And sure
enough at itsR'tlms the doctor was there
and sat next TO Mrs, Jackson at the table,
1t was one Of those large boarding
houses on Beacon Street at which
the lady OF the house presides as o sort oil
matTou, and to the tea.table Of which the
boardeTs kept coming and going for two
or three hours. OF course the old doctor
utCALle luHAtleul huu Aept
to Mrs. jackson; ~ want to see you
alonel' ~ mpst see you sl>nel" "0an'i
you see me alonsP" AT length Mrs,
jackson left the table with hi.n and they
went 10 q room by themselves, What
then occurred, God only knows, but the
family story Is that the good lady protest
ed, expressed her amusement, and even
said: "You must be erazyi the subject
is too serious and solemn to be
thought Of withoutprayerato God,""HRye
you not prayed about III" said the
doctor. "Prsyet aboutitl No." said Mrs
Jacksonj "haVa not thought OF such 9
thing" '"Lst uH pray" was the solemn
response Of BssNher, and they knelt dowr
aud prayed. OF course the Almighty wa
argued with; what a good wife Mrs. Jack
son would make him; what a blessing 4
would be to herr how much good shC
could do in the holy cause; what q dlaap
pointmsnt II shs did not marry him
Then, observing her to be in a melting
mood, he reached out his hand, took hole
OF hers, and said, "Amen," Yes, anC
amen 1t was. The grand b~oardlng.houst
was broken up, to the surprise Of all Bos
ton, and Mrs. jackson became Mrs, Lyman
BeeCher, making him a capital Wite," in
dead.
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Senator 6hermau'S Springfield speech
needs no defence, but the assaults made
upon the Ohio Senator on account Of thai
speech lead the Now York Tribune to take
up the subject In this vigorous fashion:
The worst enemles Of tbs Southern peo,
pie, ior the last twenty,seven yearU, have
been the Southern people themselves.
They wero Ices to blame by far than the
Northern trickgters who mislod them with
false promises; loss criminal by far than
the Southern politicians who made muir
der q habit in that section for tho sake oil
party. But the Northern neWApSpeB
aud the Southern leaders III crime would
have bean pOWeEtess for evil II the white
people Of the South had not supported by
words and votes and acts tho wurst men
and their worst deelB. II does no good TO
blink tho fact that tho prevailing opinion
at tho South hnB boon oil on tho side OF
CrlmO and remittance to Law. Eminent
ClGrgymOn and prominent merchants we're
found TO exuso every massacre; decent
citizens either ByRPathISsd With murder
for pSrty'g sake, or were too timid to atand
up Tor right aud law.
The fruit OF these atrocities 10 that the
Democratic party hiss gained power to fix
the voting place., select the officers Of
elections aud count tho voLGH-thRt Ia, to
turn out ouch mejoritieB RB II ploNgOS. II
in%hOlGntly TOvels In the txerciOo Of that
power, and roba amillion citizens Of their
suffrage, placing d President in tho oeat
Of Washington by fraud and Crimo, aud
then gneeriDgly asks In the words Of
Tweed, "WhRt are yOu going to do about
~" The Tribune will not mince words
IN BpOaking Of thi1 organized Resistance 10
the laws Of tho United States. II holdA
tho men who do theAG thing1 dislOyAl
now, aB thoy wCrg In 1861, They arc
rebels RgainBs tho Government now, az
they WerO whipped rebels when Loo sur.
rendered, ltthere is RdilTeFOnCO In Grim.
inAllIy, tho FbbelG Of 1851 were less guilty
Is they wefO Drawer and loGg mean than
the men who now SwlndlO the nation
which Inns generously pardoned thOm In
order TO defy and defeat is laws and steal
itB oliUeg,
When tho Tribune speaks Of the rObCl.
lion which Blill IGlsiB In tho South, II
iFCatb CXaCtly Rs h dcrcrVes q deliberate,
organised and disloyal resistance to the
authority and lava Of the United Stated,
which B0IKsd ils opportunity by Systematic
Rpsa6sinaliOn, which has been persisted In
ior twenty yOAFe, aud which has placed
MI. Cleveland III tho White House, II
doca mot intend that the peoplO Of either
section shall forget this p0rBlBtAnt defeat
Of law, this denial Of suffrage by lorCO
and fraud, this greatest Of all crimes
against free government or DhRll come to
believe that honest and loyal CliE3ta 70.
gard that crime with Indifference.
The Southern Democrat, and The North.
n Democrat who 10 willing for bis party
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to profit by is iuismlea in the seuth, viii
always get hot in the collar when these
truths are told. But the glazing facts re-
main, and unbappIly they are written in
innocent blood. No American can find
comfort in discussing these facts, but
surely NO American can c~onplsCently TO-
gard them,
If the Democratic party desires to hear
no more Of these things, let 1t abandon ita
way OF carrying States that want to go an
other way. Let the ballot box in the
South have an opportunity for once to
show whether 1t Is lnCOrrlgibly %deprAvedr
or whether 1t can tell the truth when II
has q chance.
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Gm gRtai@tmer
wuEELINo, W. VA JUNE !, 1851
The ProsIdont PleaSG' some Friends

Ths President PIeRSGb Some fFlenuS'
Tbe President has some friends who are
not hard to please. These are they who
Ike the cold mesBage he sent to the citi'
zsns Of Malone, the home Of the late Will
lam A. Wheeler, His sympathy went IN
frozen form, and the President found HIM
self unable to DO present at the funeral,
Malone is near enough to the Pfesl'
dents fishing grounds to be reached with
out much loss OF time or great ineonyen'
fence. Mr.. Wheeler had been President
Of the Senate Of New York, adistnguiAhed
Representative in Congress- from that
State, and finally NiGs,President OF the
United States. A maj Of more regard iel
the prophecies would have acted offer
emily under the circumstances, and hlf
friends ought to have blushed for him
rather than be able to ind pleasure In h!s
behavior.
But pleasure they find, and lots Of It, in
the fact that 10 his message to Malone the
President did not reicr to Mr.. Wheeler as
having been Vice President OF the United
States. This was keeping up nobly the
Democratic tradition that Hayes apd
Wheeler we're not entitled to their respect
i've seats. II 1t does the President any
good to keep up his end Of that fiction, lei
him FIRE away. The fact is that no Preai
dent and Vlcs President ever had titesE e
double.,ivetted o. Hays and Wheeler, ant
it was q Democratic device that did the
work.
It is notorious that Cleveland ant
Hendricks were seated on a title bUsed
upon the suppression Of votes N the
Southern States. Yet nc Republican he's
been go dne.haired as to refuse 10 them
the formal signs Of respect due to their Of
GCes. When Vlcs President Hendricks
died, no Republicans kicked up aHhindy
about the notorious cloud on his title. But
let them enjoy themselves. There ia moi
going to be very much more Of it.
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mako q Nole orr.

1t takes but little time to record a fact
but comparatively little money to adver
tiSe with the H. P. Hubbard Co., Adver
Using Agents and Experts, Of New Haven
Conn, while the profits on all money 10
diclously spent are large. Leading adYer
tlsera patronizs leading newspaper
through this leading Agency and thereb!
become leading merchants and leading
citizens with leading bank a%cCountsI Ex
perienCe is the most successful teacher
The Hubbard Agency manages the bust
ness oil over ono hundred firms and 4
considered a wholesale buyer. Their com
mission comes entirely from the news
papers, and they take great pride in civ
Ing their patrona good results.
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DR.. McGIynn IIeiaso. ~ bo Uomlorted

llFs NkC1lluu AhGAubua " wv
The Tor!ee at home and their stone
throwing compasriots in Canada do not
regard Editor O'Bren as avery pronounC'
cd advocate Of l~sndlordisn az 1t is under
Stood in Ireland and in Britiah politics.
II there be a man who at this moment en-
joys in q greater degree than Mr.. o'Bricn
the hatred Of the whole Tory outfit, con-
temporaneous history makes no mention
Of him.
But it happens that Mr.. o'Brien dosl
not believe that oil property 10 robbery
and the ownership Of land the rankest
robbery OF all. And this o Dr.. Nc
Glynn to rtse and brand Mr.. O'Btien az on
the landlord side and not much better
than L~andsdowne. Dr.. MCGlynn has be-
como 80 saturated with GoUrgeim that he
eau sec no good outaide Of tho destructive
doctrines Of that bArbaroua ism. More
than that, he has reached the sublime
height from which he looks down on all
men who do not agree with him and
George, and sees in them only depraved
dishonesty.
This suite Mr.. George precisely. He
wants his own solution Of the trinh queE-
ton, for ho has prescribed that "a tho only
remedy for poverty everywhere. He
would like to gvs Ireland have q chance 10
live, but hO inslgts that it must come Il
taking his medicine. Tho world has Esen
other rolorme1s Of the same stripe.
Dr.. McGlynn will not strengthen him.
self and his cause for the home campaign
by letting 20 with both feet at Mr.. o'Brten
for no other and better reason than that
Mi. o'BJlen does not Gee the light as it Is
given by MIR. George.
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We have for aale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandsll
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matches
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
mentg. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. RosE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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spRGiA1 Nor1Crs,
"a. C.Ar ~ -,

y oil who hrc suffering imia tho orrotp aud
indlscrcilons OF youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, lcssoi manhood, kc.t I viii send a toclpo
tina, viii euro you, rtiHB OF CiiARuE. rhlsrrcot
remedy vas discovered by a missionary In Riuui
America. Bond tClI-AddrOssOd envelope 10 the
bly, joSEVu 7, tSNAN, Statsa D, Nsv. fSrt Vlv,
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nIEn.

sTonEER--OR Sunday, JuuO 8, 1857, at 4:2O =. ~,
q, ADAN srocKER, aged IS years, . months and
7dRyS.
Tho funeral Will take place from his late residence
10. $500 Chapllue street, this tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, Friends Of the family arc In
yItnh. IntArmnnt NJ Nj. wood ComhtnrY. -
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue Of a deed Of trust made By Sophia
Catherine frank aud John Frank, her husband, 10
B. q. Barr ~ trustee, bea1ing date on the 10th day
Of January, lsSi, and recorded ~ lhp ONCE Of ihs
CleEk o. tho County G0ut! 81 ONO county, Not
aud by virtue OF an order Of tho Circuit Court Of
ohio county, Fart l., nAdO April ~, 1851, SubstI'
Lulng me Is trustee for r. q. Barr, now deecMed,
shall sell at public auction Ut the front door Of
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NEW ApYFRr1sEMENrs.
FUNERAI NOTICE,

The members OF Herman Lodge No, 4 Az o, U,
", are requested to meet at their Han, corner Of
Twsnty,thiId and Market street, At l O'Clock TO.
dsN to attend the iaasnal Of thslr late brother, G.
A, stocker, Sister lodges are invited to attend.
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Bal Il y, Railroad.
Leave BcllHlFO At1nU p. N. lot EOodaa0ld and
Leave BSiiltS at to p. m. for zAuOVnlO and In.
AItlyeGi BaliAlre Ite2SA m. and So0p I. n.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE n. r.
NV On. and after May q 1857, trains on tho
wheeling 4 Elm Grove RAILROAD will run a iOl.
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TUFsDAY, JUNE IN, lSs7,

commencing al 10 O'Clock A. X, The following do
Icnbed properly, that Il to say: The south QUE
third q 10, No Sixty eight w fronting on lhe,
Wheeling. W. Va, aud running back from Nld
street with an even twenty-five feet IN Width 10 thO
alley al the east end oil said lot, together with the
buildings and Improvements on said third Of kit
lot and all the privileges and AppuTtenAnceE there
unto belonging, being tho same property conveyed
~ AId Sophia catherine Faux by the feOplgI
BANK by deed Of same date a. this said deed l
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TRAYELERS' GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAtNs-On and after May %, 1sS7-ExPLL-
NATION OF REpEnENu MARKs. tDRily. tsunday
excepted. t&Onday ezoepted,-Eastcrn STANDARD